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• ___ Beach, Normandy

• ___ Hold 'Em (poker variant)

• ___ Steaks

• ___ Steaks (beef brand)

• 'Gate City of the West'

• STATE FAIR ___ (words on the Wizard of Oz's hot-air balloon)

• The ___ Trail (1942 Western)

• The Oracle of ___ (epithet for Warren Buffett)

• Up in the Air setting

• Wild Kingdom sponsor Mutual of ___

• 1935 Kentucky Derby winner

• 1935 Triple Crown horse

• 1935 Triple Crown winner

• 1935 WINNER

• 29 + 80

• 6/6/44 beachhead

• Beach at Normandy

• Beach near Utah

• Beach of WWII

• Beach of WWII fame

• Big name in steaks

• Biggest city in Nebraska

• Birthplace of Astaire and Brando

• Birthplace of Fred Astaire

• Birthplace of Marlon Brando and Nick Nolte

• Birthplace of the Astaires

• Boys Town is a suburb of it

• Boys Town is near this city

• Boys Town neighbor

• Boys Town town

• Brando's birthplace

• Brando's hometown

• Brando's Nebraska birthplace

• Buffett's birthplace

• Buffett's headquarters

• Buffett's hometown

• Capital before Lincoln

• Capital of the Nebraska Territory

• Card game similar to Texas Hold'em

• Casino poker game

• Certain University of Nebraska campus city

• City across the Missouri from Council Bluffs

• City across the river from Council Bluffs

• City dubbed the 'Gateway to the West'

• City east of Boys Town

• City famous for steak

• City in Nebraska

• City name on the Wizard of Oz's balloon

• City named for an Indian tribe

• City near Boys Town

• City near Boys Town, Neb.

• City near Boys Town, Nebraska

• City near Offut AFB

• City near Offutt Air Force Base

• City northeast of Lincoln, Nebraska

• City of eastern Nebraska

• City of Mutual interests?

• City on the Missouri

• City on the Missouri River

• City on the Mormon Trail

• City on the Platte

• City opposite Council Bluffs

• City since 1854

• City that's home to the Henry Doorly Zoo

• City where Berkshire Hathaway is headquartered

• City where the College World Series is played

• Code name for a French beach

• Code name for a Normandy beach

• College baseball World Series site

• College world series location

• College World Series setting

• College World Series site

• ConAgra's home

• Cornhusker city

• Cornhusker State city

• Cornhusker State hub

• Cornhusker's city, perhaps

• Cornhusker's largest city

• Council Bluffs neighbor

• County seat of Douglas County, Nebraska

• Cousin of Texas Hold'Em

• Creighton University site

• Creighton University's home

• CTC's HQ city in Up in the Air

• D-Day beach

• D-day beachhead

• D-Day code name

• Fighter of the Sioux

• Former home for the NBA Kings

• Fred Astaire's birthplace

• Game in which players often get quartered*

• Game of drawing to the nuts*

• Game similar to Texas hold 'em

• Gerald Ford's birthplace

• Great Plains hub

• Great Plains metropolis

• Headquarters of ConAgra

• Hold 'em alternative

• Hold 'em variation

• Hold'em variety

• Home city of America's wealthiest investor

• Home of a mail order steak business

• Home of Berkshire Hathaway

• Home of ConAgra

• Home of Creighton University

• Home of No. 2 on the 2001 Forbes 400

• Home of the College World Series

• Home of the Joslyn Art Museum

• Home of the minor league Royals

• Home to Clarkson College

• Home to Warren Buffett

• Hometown of Malcolm X

• Hometown of People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive (1992)

• Indian mantra: word of enlightenment (5)

• Insurance center

• Insurance city

• It's across the Missouri from Council Bluffs, Iowa

• It's larger than Lincoln

• It's often played with a qualifier*

• It's on the Missouri

• Johnny Carson's home town

• Larger than Lincoln

• Largest city in Nebraska

• Largest city in the Cornhusker State

• Largest city in the state where Lincoln is the capital

• Largest Cornhusker city

• Locale of a University of Nebraska campus

• Ludlum's The Road to ___

• Mail-order steakhouse

• Malcolm X's birthplace

• Marlon Brando's birthplace

• Marlon Brando's hometown

• Mayor Hal Daub's domain

• Memorable D-Day beach

• Metropolis on the Missouri

• Midwest capital replaced by Lincoln

• Midwest city

• Midwest city named for an Indian tribe

• Midwest city on I-80

• Midwest city whose name is a poker variety

• Midwest home of ConAgra

• Midwest metropolis

• Midwestern city

• Midwestern metropolis

• Midwestern U.S. city

• Missouri River city

• Missouri River metropolis

• Missouri River port

• Mutual city?

• Mutual of ___

• Mutual of ___ (insurance giant)

• Mutual of ___ insurance company

• N.A. Indian

• N.C.A.A. World Series site

• NB game?*

• Nebraska city

• Nebraska city famous for steals

• Nebraska city name on the Wizard of Oz's hot-air balloon

• Nebraska city or tribe

• Nebraska city with the motto Gateway to the West

• Nebraska home of Berkshire Hathaway

• Nebraska hub

• Nebraska Indian

• Nebraska metropolis

• Nebraska native

• Nebraska Territory capital, 1855-67

• Nebraska town that is headquarters to ConAgra

• Nebraska tribe

• Nebraska'a largest city

• Nebraska's biggest city

• Nebraska's capital before Lincoln

• Nebraska's first capital

• Nebraska's most populous city

• Nebraska's territorial capital

• Nick Nolte's Nebraska birthplace

• Normandy beach

• Old cattle town

• One of America's insurance capitals

• One of the D-Day beaches

• One of the five D-Day invasion beaches

• One state's largest city

• Only Triple Crown winner who wasn't Horse of the Year

• Operation Overlord beach

• Plains tribe

• Poker game similar to Texas Hold 'em

• Poker game with four hole cards

• Poker variant

• Poker variant named for a city

• Ponca relative

• Popular split game*

• Port on the Missouri

• Seat of Douglas County, Nebraska

• Siouan Indian

• Siouan language

• Siouan speaker

• Siouan tongue

• Siouan tribe

• Siouan tribesman

• Sioux adversary

• Site of ConAgra's headquarters

• State capital before Lincoln

• Steak city of Nebraska

• Texas hold 'em alternative

• Texas Hold 'Em cousin

• Texas Hold'em cousin often played high-low

• The Oracle of ___ (Buffett epithet)

• Third horse to win the Triple Crown

• Third Triple Crown winner

• Town in Nebraska where Malcolm X was born

• Transcontinental railroad city

• Transcontinental railroad's start

• Triple Crown horse

• Triple Crown horse of 1935

• Triple Crown horse: 1935

• Triple Crown winner

• Triple Crown winner of .35

• Triple Crown winner whose sire, Gallant Fox, was also a Triple Crown winner

• Triple Crown winner, 1935

• Triple crown-winning thoroughbred, 1935

• U.S. Triple Crown winner of 1935

• Union Pacific headquarters

• Union Pacific terminus

• University of Nebraska campus site

• University of Nebraska city

• Warren Buffet's hometown

• Warren Buffett's city

• Warren Buffett's headquarters

• Warren Buffett's home

• What's bigger than Lincoln in Nebraska?

• Where Boys Town was established

• Where Boys Town was founded

• WHERE CONAGRA IS HEADQUARTERED

• Where Fred and Adele Astaire were born

• Where Gale Sayers went to high school

• Where one might get quartered*

• Where the Enola Gay plane was built

• Where the Platte meets the Missouri

• Where the Union Pacific Railroad started

• Where the World-Herald is published

• Where they owe mother laugh

• Where Union Pacific is headquartered

• Where Union Pacific Railroad is headquartered

• Where Union Pacific Railroad started

• WWII beach

• WWII beachhead

• Largest city in Nebraska

• Located in eastern Nebraska on the Missouri river

• A member of the Siouan people formerly living in the Missouri river valley in NE Nebraska

• The Dhegiha dialect spoken by the Omaha people